Last Call
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4.7 • 6 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
We struck a deal. All business. Now he's changing the rules.
It was just supposed to be a marriage on paper. Koa needed a path to citizenship and I needed the money to open Bridges and Bitters.
All I've ever wanted is to take care of my sisters and run my own bar, my way. What did I care if I had a technical husband? A husband with too many dimples and more charm than he should have...
So when he rolled into town after five years to deal with some paperwork, he's turned everything upside-down.
Sure, Koa is charismatic and fun, but he's also a nomad. I don't have time for vacations and I don't know how to play games.
I'm not sure how I ended up hitched to a smoking hot rugby coach without a plan, but I need to sort this all out. Fast.
If I can't figure out a way to slice through all this red tape, it could mean last call for Bridges and Bitters.
Last Call is a sizzling marriage of convenience romance, the fourth stand-alone installment of the Bridges and Bitters series. If you love found family, witty banter, and heat that will curl your toes, you'll devour these sexy romantic comedies.
Customer Reviews
Great series finale, marriage of convenience - finally, Esther’s story!
We finally get Esther’s book! I’ve loved the whole Bridges and Bitters series (and all the crossover with characters I’ve loved from the Brady and Stag series as well), with the recurring characters I fell for being so important and Esther’s found “family”.
We finally get her backstory and why and how she’s such a tough gal. We get her meet cute with Koa, the Kiwi (a true Maori, a culture not represented nearly enough in romance), whom she had a quickie marriage of convenience with for a green card on his part and money to open her own bar on her part. They’ve never lived together but Immigration is finally catching up on paperwork and needs to do the interviews to ensure the marriage is legitimate… so now, after all these years, they’re in forced proximity and actually getting to know each other.
It was a fun read and getting to know Esther and her story was great! I really enjoy everything I’ve ever read from Lainey Davis and always excited to pick up any new books of hers. A definite recommendation from me!
I received an advance copy from the author, and this is my honest feedback.